left in earlier periods had been filled with small streets of terraces. Such areas comprised the remaining land north of Gillespie Road , between Riversdale and Mountgrove roads, between the Quadrant and Highbury Grange , the area west of the

the water supply. 96 Larger machinery was fitted at about the same time and in 1885 and 1890 Thomas Paterson Gillespie was manufacturing printing, news, and writing papers. 97 The mill was closed in 1895 , and it is said

were small in relation to the size of the city. Langford , Mod. Birm . i. 101-2. See F. E. Gillespie , Labor and Politics in England (Duke University Press , 1927), 29-31, 67-71. Dawson became minister of Mount Zion

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Gillespie, minister, outter hous of the grit kirk Compearit Mr. Robert Ramsay and Mr. George Young, ministers, came by warrand fra the sessioune to requeist and desyre that the magistratis and counsell wauld concure in suitting for Mr. Patrik

in compensatioune of thair candills, thrie dollouris. 21 February 1649. Gillespie, minister . Ordaines the four men appoynted to goe to Edinbrugh to attend the call geiven to Maister Patrik Gillespie for transporting of him to Kircaldie with ane commissioun

of the tounes thankfulnes to him for his paines taine for the tounes bussines. 4 December 1641. Gillespie, minister . Maister Patrik Gillespie producit a presentatioune grantit to him be his Majestie of the place of the Highe Kirk in

Mr. George Young, minister, for his charges, expensses, horse hyre and vther debursementis, anent the bringing heir of Mr. Patrik Gillespie, conforme to the warrand daitit the 16 of October 1647, liiij li. ijs. Item, debursit to James Gilkersoune, talyour,

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in an Action of &quot; Multiplepoinding depending in that Court at the &quot; Instance of Sir William Fettes Baronet, David Gillespie, 12 &quot; Norman Hill, and James Nairne, Trustees appointed &quot; by Colonel Alexander Baillie and Mrs. Fiiphemia &quot; Baillie

Funds :Ã¢ÂÂSee swpra, 6637. Gillespie, Rev. William : 6671 Letter written by Lord Sidmouth to Colonel Gordon, of Kirkcudbright Yeomanry Cavalry, or to the Lord Lieutenant of the County, relative to placing the Rev. William Gillespie, Offi- ciating Chaplain of

Boys, on the Queensferry Road , is managed by the Master, Treasurer, and Assistants. James Gillespie ' s School for Boys and Girls, at Gillespie Crescent, is a primary school, receiving the Government Grant. It is managed by the Master,

bowed. The Erskines came out in 1733 , Gillespie in 1752 . The Secession Church and the- Relief Church were formed. The Established Church was very high-handed in those days. She cared little for these things. To-day she calls out